Valley Hope Addiction Treatment – Moundridge

I remember driving my stepdad to inpatient treatment in 2018, and then taking my brother to treatment in 2021. Addiction impacted our family deeply, but Valley Hope was there during some of our most difficult moments. After completing inpatient treatment, my stepdad continued with Valley Hope's outpatient program, and that ongoing support was vital to helping him maintain his sobriety. Having a continuum of care made a tremendous difference in his recovery journey. Valley Hope has been instrumental in our family's life. The care, compassion, and support they provided helped change the course of our loved ones' lives, and we will forever be grateful for the impact they have had on our family. Thank you for giving people hope and the tools they need to build lasting recovery.

It was very difficult to walk through the doors to get the help I needed. At that time I was in denial that even had a problem. One of the best things that I did out of the gate was going around and meeting as many people as possible. I went to all the meetings that I could, and quickly learned of the disease that I was dealing with. I sat back and listened to everyone’s story and soon started to see why I was there. It took a couple of days for everything to sink in, and I started to digest all the information that I could. Every staff member was 100% behind me in the recovery process and offered all kinds of encouragement. I felt comfortable being there and was able to open up to staff and other addicts in recovery without being judged. I learned how to identify what triggers make me susceptible to my addiction. They provided me the tools necessary to fight off urges and remove myself from uncomfortable situations. I owe my life to Valley Hope in Moundridge. I was on the verge of losing everything and had no idea. My time there has made me a better husband, father, son, sibling and friend. I definitely look at people in a different view and do not judge as I have no idea what life they have been dealt with. I came away with a new mindset on life and met a lot of great people. From the staff and patients, I am now living a great sober life. Anyone that is struggling or know of someone struggling, VH Moundridge is the place to be. I went in broken, and came out with the chance of a better life and a newfound family. This family is always willing to take a phone call when in need. We all have to work together if we want a better life. Again, the staff is top notch, and all they want is for you to be successful. Don’t wait another day. This journey started off with a lot of unknowns, now it is my turn to hold myself accountable and live a sober life. There are many alumni functions to keep you in touch with the people that you have met, along with a sober environment. Seeing their progress keeps me determined that I can stay sober and maybe help someone else in need. I do love my new life and new way of living. I highly recommend taking this journey, it might just save your life like it did for me. Also want to mention that the food is really good!

I called Valley Hope when I hit my bottom and I went that day. I can honestly say they saved my life. I learned alot and took their suggestions and I just celebrated my 1 year sober. I am thankful beyond belief. The staff is AMAZING everyone from housekeeping on up to the top. They truly care about you while you are in treatment and after you complete it. I would highly recommend Valley Hope of Moundridge. I know I have a family with Valley Hope. Tamra Nelson

The most monumental event in my entire adult life. My 45 days in Moundridge opened doors for me that will never be closed again. I walked through those double glass doors, merely hoping to learn how to live without booze. But, I came away from treatment with way, way more than that. My experience at Valley Hope literally brought me back to life with an enthusiasm I've not felt since I began drinking 47 years ago. Prior to August 4th, 2023, I believed that whiskey had defeated me and that I was destined to die a tragic skid-row drunk's death, face down in the gutter. As of today, I'm a mere 91 days away from my last drink. And, though I was once hopeless, broken, and defeated, today nothing in my life seems impossible. My gratitude for Valley Hope's program and entire staff, especially my primary counselor, is boundless. Thank you all for teaching me how to believe in myself again. Hats off to the valley of hope!

Nah I don't have a drinking problem I can work until 5 to start drinking. Some days were good only to have 3 tallboys and days I need to have more. I was in denial because I didn't have to have a cold one in the 1st thing in the morning. But I realize that I was having trouble getting through the days without it. My family noticed my problems and I deep down that I needed help. Valley Hope which I heard about from people receiving help and today I am grateful that they helped me start my new journey 🙏